From arachnophobia mode to high contrast vision and asymmetrical hearing compensation settings, Black Ops 6 gears up to be the most accessible Call of Duty in franchise history.

Early rumors hinted that Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 was going to clock in over 300 GB, but thankfully the story ended up being a tall tale: you can have a 300 GB install size, but only if you have all games included in Call of Duty HQ installed in full.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will fully release on October 25th, so everyone will be able to try out Zombies then. For those in the Eastern time zone, you’ll be able to play at midnight on October 25th while those on Pacific Time will be able to play at 9 p.m. tonight.

The now Microsoft-owned franchise will be available for streaming on GeForce Now at launch, a first for the Call of Duty series.

Black Ops 6 release time isn't here for everyone, but it is for those on Xbox willing to use the good ol' New Zealand trick to play the shooter early – and those people aren't wasting time getting on the camo grind.

Black Ops 6 is rolling out across the world (in New Zealand first, as is Call of Duty tradition), and fans are already getting stuck into the shooter’s annual camo grind. For one Call of Duty streamer the race is on for world firsts — with one in the bag already.